Eco Slate Recycled Plastic Slate Roof Tile - Pack of 16

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ECOSLATE

Upgrade your roof with these innovative Eco Slate Recycled Plastic Slate Roof Tiles, a practical and environmentally friendly solution for any building project. Designed to create the look of authentic natural slate, these lightweight tiles come in a choice of colours and are ... Read More

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Each pack comprises 16 slates, providing 1m² coverage (seven slates per linear metre). At only 5mm thick, these lightweight 700g tiles are easy to handle during installation, saving you time and hassle. Standout features include their flexibility, allowing you to use them in valleys and ridges without custom-made accessories. Thanks to their recycled plastic construction, you can also cut them to size with a simple utility knife or a set of snips.

Features & Benefits: Eco Slate Recycled Plastic Slate Roof Tile - Pack of 16

Lightweight recycled plastic roof tile
Designed for roof pitches as low as 10°
Choice of colours and made to look like an authentic traditional slate tile
Flexibility allows use in hips and ridges without custom-made accessories
Cut slates to size with a utility knife or snips, without fear of breakage
Self-bonding for strong and weather-resistant membrane
No need for roof battens, direct installation on plyboard or OSB
50-year warranty

The self-bonding nature of these slates creates a strong and pliable membrane, offering excellent wind and weather resistance even at low pitches. Installation is straightforward, fitting directly onto a plyboard or oriented strand board (OSB) without the need for roof battens.

Covered by a 50-year warranty, these slates have undergone rigorous testing, withstanding winds up to 110mph and earning a Class 4 impact rating. They are fire-resistant and compliant with the BS476: Part 3: 2004 standard, boasting a Class 'A' rating. By choosing these Eco Slate tiles, you benefit from a cost-effective and sustainable alternative to traditional slate, allowing you to enjoy the same aesthetic appeal while embracing their lightweight, flexible, and unbreakable design.

Standards & Certification

British Standard: BS476 Part 3-2004
Fire Rating: Class A
Impact Resistance Rating: Class 4

Please note:

Eco Slate is only suitable for boarded roofs of 18mm ply or OSB board with a suitable breather membrane on the top surface with the correct vented space below the boards/sarking. This is essential to avoid structural damage to the boards supporting the Eco Slate layer.
As the slate/shingles are manufactured from 100% recycled material, there may be a slight colour variation due to the materials used. However, this feature only adds to producing what is a more natural and authentic slate appearance.
Our slates are typically delivered on a six-wheeled lorry (11m long and 2.4m wide) with a tail-lift facility to offload on solid, level ground with a pump truck. Non-compliance with delivery restrictions may result in additional delivery charges. Should you specifically require a crane or small vehicle offload, please notify us at the time of placing the order, as an additional charge may be incurred.
Please allow 5% extra in the ordered quantity to cover acceptable breakage in transporting natural slate products.

Specification

Dimensions

Length 440mm Width 305mm

Details

Colour Green
Grey
Red Material Recycled Slate Profile Plain Tile Minimum Pitch 10 Degrees

Maximum Pitch 90 Degrees

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Questions & Answers

Question:

What valley would you recommend and can the valley be ventilated. The roof has a 10 degree pitch.

Answer:

Any GRP slate valley will work, unfortunately, you cant buy vented Valleys

Question:

in the product specification, technical, it says: 2m2 pack, pack of 16 slates, then it says pitches 20 degrees +, 17 slates per m2, this is confusing, could you let me know exactly how many packs i would need for a 48m2 roof with a 36 degree pitch

Answer:

20>45 degrees = 16 slates per m2 x 48m2 = 768 slates = 48 packs

Question:

Is it possible to buy a sample of ecoslate roof tile in grey please, I need a sample for my planning department ?

Answer:

Please email in with your full address and we will send you a sample

Question:

Approximately how much lighter will these slates be compared to conventional slates?

Answer:

They are about the same, if you email in with your address we could get you a sample.

Question:

Hi When the slates are self bonded will they come apart should I need to install a roof window or similar later

Answer:

They may need some help but I can't see this as an issue when fitting a window

Question:

Can you tell me how to order a sample please?

Answer:

Please email in with the dimensions and your full address

Question:

If we have unused/boxed tile once the roof is complete, can we return them for a refund?

Answer:

You can but there may be a restocking charge

Question:

Can these slates be put on battens?

Answer:

I can see no technical reason as to why you can not use them on battens

Question:

How many tiles are required per M2?

Answer:

20° + pitch = 17 slates per m2
15 - 20° pitch = 19 slates per m2
10 -15° pitch = 22 per m2

Question:

Hi, Can you get hold of the Eco Slate Roof Old World Red, when would you expect delivery to PR1 and what kind of delivery charges for 5 boxes? Thanks, Louis

Answer:

Good Afternoon Louis

I have sent you a quote with all the lead times - let me know if I can be of anymore help

Question:

Is it light enough to put on a summer house roof?

Answer:

Yes this would be a suitable lightweight option.

Question:

I have a single pitched roof in a reasonably protected location. The pitch is a shade over 11 degrees. The current roof is slate. We are getting increasing water ingress at the slope top where it adjoins a wall. The flashing has been replaced but the problem still exists. A roofer has suggested that as the roof is at such a shallow pitch, capillary action of the water is causing the water ingress. Would the ECO slate roof tile prevent this capillary action? The house is listed hence is the appearance of the tile the same as slate?

Answer:

Eco slate can be installed to a low pitch but does need to go down onto a fully boarded roof, to check it meets planning approval in your area you can always orders a sample from the link below.

https://www.roofingsuperstore.co.uk/product/eco-slate-sample-grey-or-old-world-red-.html

Question:

Which nail would you recommend, for the eco tile product, for a nailgun? I have De Walt first and second fix guns?

Answer:

We don't recommend the use of nail guns.

Hot galvanised or stainless steel nails only.

Question:

Do you overlap these tiles ?

Answer:

Yes these are still installed with an overlap. Coverage rates depend on pitch.

More than 20° pitch = 17 slates per m2

15 - 20° pitch = 19 slates per m2

10 -15° pitch = 22 per m2

Question:

Good morning, I would like a sample of your ECO Slate tile in grey please. Would this product be suitable for a detached house facing the sea on the south coast (West Sussex) ?

Answer:

The Eco Slate would definitely be suitable for your area as it is man made it does not suffer the same wear as other materials in coastal locations.

Samples need to be ordered for these from the link below.

https://www.roofingsuperstore.co.uk/product/eco-slate-sample-grey-or-old-world-red-.html

Question:

I have 7m2 of tiling area how much will this cost?

Answer:

The coverage depends on roof pitch, please see below as a guide.

15 - 20° pitch = 19 slates per m2
10 -15° pitch = 22 per m2